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2013 | Vol 2 | No. 2 | 187-207

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The Great Literary Improvisers

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Veliki književni improvizatori
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Große literarische Improvisatoren

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U radu se predstavljaju filozofija i načela na kojima počiva umjetnost improvizacije, a koja potiču iz teorije improvizacijskoga kazališta. U istraživanju se heuristički primjenjuje tipologija kazališne improvizacije na književna djela Zlatnoga doba dječje književnosti kako bi se autore i djela Zlatnoga doba pozicioniralo unutar tjelesne i perceptivne poetike te utvrdilo pripadnost hrvatskoga klasika, realističnoga dječjega romana Čudnovate zgode šegrta Hlapića (1913) Ivane Brlić-Mažuranić tom odlučujućem razdoblju dječje književnosti. Zbog činjenice da se umjetnost improvizacije zasniva na pripovijedanju, a književnost, riječima slavnih književnika, stvara kroz slike, cilj je ove analize iznjedriti dokaze kako su Čudnovate zgode šegrta Hlapića, poput ostalih najvažnijih međunarodnih djela Zlatnoga doba, također vrhunski primjer improvizacijskoga procesa, koji se očituje kroz “poetiku tijela” kako ju definiraju Lockford i Pelias (2004). Rezultat ovoga kreativnoga procesa je istrajnost, univerzalnost i prilagodljivost književnih djela Zlatnoga doba, a među njima i dječjega romana Čudnovate zgode šegrta Hlapića.
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The paper discusses the principles and philosophy behind the art of improvising derived from the theory of improvisational theatre. The aim is to heuristically apply a typology of theatrical improvisation to the literary works of the Golden Age of Children’s Literature in order to position the authors and the works of the Golden Age within the body, as well as to locate the Croatian 1913 classic Čudnovate zgode šegrta Hlapića [The Brave Adventures of a Shoemaker’s Boy] by Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić within this defining era of children’s literature. Due to the fact that improvisation is based on storytelling and that literature is reportedly conceived through images, this research aims to provide evidence that The Brave Adventures of a Shoemaker’s Boy, much like the most prominent works of the Golden Age, is a superb example of the improvisatory process characterized by “bodily poeticizing” as defined by Lockford and Pelias (2004). The result of this creative process is the endurance, universality and adaptability of the works of the Golden Age, such as The Brave Adventures of a Shoemaker’s Boy
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Im Beitrag werden die aus der Theorie des Improvisationstheaters stammende Philosophie und die auf ihren Grundsätzen beruhende Improvisationskunst vorgestellt. In typologischer Anwendung der Theaterimprovisation auf literarische Werke aus der kinderliterarischen ‚Goldenen Zeit’, werden die ihr zugerechneten Autoren und Werke innerhalb der leiblichen und perzeptiven Poetik verortet. Darüber hinaus wird die Zugehörigkeit des realistischen Kinderromans und kroatischen Klassikers Čudnovate zgode šegrta Hlapića [Wunderbare Reise des Schusterjungen Clapitsch] (1913) von Ivana Brlić-Mažuranić zu diesem signifikanten Zeitabschnitt in der Kinderliteratur aufgezeigt. Ausgehend von der Tatsache, dass die Improvisationskunst auf dem Erzählen beruht und die Literatur nach Meinung bekannter Schriftsteller durch Bilder geschaffen wird, wird im Beitrag dargelegt, dass der Roman Šegrt Hlapić analog zu den herausragenden internationalen Werken der ‚Goldenen Zeit’ ein Musterbeispiel für Improvisationsprozesse darstellt, wie sie Lockfold und Pelias (2004) in der „Körperpoetik“ definieren. Das Ergebnis dieser kreativen Prozesse manifestiert sich in Fortbestehen, Universalität und Adaptionsmöglichkeiten literarischer Werke aus der ‚Goldenen Zeit’, wie dem Kinderroman Šegrt Hlapić.

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